Rated: 0.76
Percentile vs all courts: 39.48%
Percentile vs Clay: 41.26%
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Why does this guy Simon win so many matches ? His style is about as boring as you could get so I guess he numbs his opponents into some sort of stupor. If young tennis players start to emulate the way he plays it will ruin tennis as a spectator sport.
Sep 14 2008 11:44:53 Johnnycake 1091 (1216) Posts 290 (290) Aces Login to give Aces
Just like i said, a relatively easy victory for Simon with Moya having his chances of course, but not being able to execute any. I actually felt this game will finish something like 6-3 6-3 for Simon
Sep 14 2008 11:33:26 Johnnycake 1091 (1216) Posts 290 (290) Aces Login to give Aces
The stats so far this year show Moya marginally ahead in terms of service points won and Simon just ahead in return points won. But in the past two games for Simon his serve has let him down badly. Against the average Serra he struggled and that was even more pronounced against Acasuso who had him under immense pressure on serve.
It was a lucky escape for Simon and a close match and there's little doubt that Moya will ask even more questions of Simon than Acasuso. Moya has been extremely solid this week and to some extent has cruised through. I think the H2H which shows Moya winning on hard three years ago is virtually irrelevant. Simon has this year been in much better form than Moya and he deserves favouritism especially as he is defending his title however i think the wily old campaigner is good value and he may just get up here.
Sep 14 2008 09:11:48 dbwinner 84 (251) Posts 71 (104) Aces Login to give Aces
I think Moya can win and I want him to win but probably the odds are just about right in making Simon favourite here. The one match they played in Cincinnati was very close and was hardcourt so you would think that Moya can just about swing things around on clay. Moya therefore for me although with no great confidence. He's a player that's let me down many times but usuaally in the early stages of competitions but at least you feel he will give it everything here in what may be his last ever final. Come on Carlos !
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